Priddy Ugly Edges Out Kwesta As Fans Pick Their Favourite “Spilli Remix” Verse

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Priddy Ugly Edges Out Kwesta As Fans Pick Their Favourite “Spilli Remix” Verse. Priddy Ugly has emerged as the early favourite in a heated debate over who delivered the strongest verse on Maraza’s “Spilli Remix”, edging out fellow heavyweight Kwesta in a poll conducted by SA Hip Hop Mag.

Priddy Ugly currently leads the race with 66 votes, while Kwesta is close behind on 56. Touchline has collected 24 votes, followed by YoungstaCPT with 13, Robot Boii with eight and Maraza with six.

“Spilli Remix” brings together some of the country’s most distinctive rap voices. Maraza recruited Kwesta, Touchline, Priddy Ugly, YoungstaCPT and Robot Boii for a nearly six-minute showcase produced by X-Wise Beats.

The result feels less like a conventional remix and more like a national hip-hop cypher, with each rapper bringing a different flavour to the record.

Maraza’s original “Spilli” centres on experience, resilience and the wisdom accumulated through years in the game. The remix takes that foundation and turns it into a lyrical face-off, with artists from different regions and backgrounds stepping up to put their skills on display.

Since the song landed, fans have been dissecting the verses and making their own picks. Kwesta has received praise for the effortless authority that has become a defining feature of his delivery, while Touchline has impressed listeners with his controlled aggression.

YoungstaCPT’s Cape Town storytelling has also attracted attention, while Robot Boii has surprised some listeners with his unpredictable flow switches. Priddy Ugly, however, appears to have made the strongest impression on the SA Hip Hop Mag audience, with his sharp delivery and playful approach helping him establish an early lead.

The conversation has gained even more momentum following the release of the official “Spilli Remix” music video, which brings the entire lineup together on screen.

At the heart of the song is Maraza’s “Spilli” concept, which represents experience and personal history while drawing on Zulu phonetics. By adding some of the country’s most respected lyricists to the record, the remix expands that idea into a celebration of South African hip-hop’s different sounds, identities and approaches to lyricism.

For now, Priddy Ugly has the bragging rights, but Kwesta remains within striking distance. With the poll still open, the rankings could easily change as more fans cast their votes.

Regardless of who eventually takes the top spot, “Spilli Remix” has already achieved something every competitive hip-hop collaboration aims for. It has people debating bars, comparing styles and defending their favourites.

The SA Hip Hop Mag WhatsApp poll remains open, giving fans the chance to have their say on who truly delivered the standout verse.

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